Is this a fast-dry ink or a slow-dry/pigmented ink?
33682
I have used it on paper and Plywood. It is Fast drying but bleeds on plywood
180065
Yes it is. The 250 PG is a pigmented black ink, this description just spells out BK pigment, rather then typing the PGBK. Also, the regular ink is numbered differently, it is PGI-251.
191485
Thank you for your email.According to HP documentation for this printer, The ink types are "Pigment-based black, dye-based color".Regards,DAVTECH Computer Center
154026
NO. I ordered this ink and my printer did not recognize it. Probably because they did not send me speedy ink brand. This manufacturer just sends you whatever remanufactured ink cartridges they have lying around regardless of what you paid for
1813298
It's not a fast printer, maybe 10 seconds? I don't use it for ordinary letters or pages, as that is a waste of archival quality ink. The ink doesn't seem to go dry and it is months between my uses. I usually let it do a cleaning or something like that after a long dry spell, and all is good. The trick to having this printer print on heavy card stock or art paper, which the feed often refuses to load, is to use a bit of scotch tape to clean the lint/paper fuzz off the grey rubber roller that picks up the paper.
1214213
It's blue ink. They actually sent me the wrong pens (all blue) instead of multi color pens. I didn't want to send it back cause I needed it for that week.
1340270
I agree, the ink goes fast. not a great printer ink-wise for a student needing to print. going through an ink carttridge per week, black, and it will not let you print in other colors just to get the darn report printed, you have to replace the empty catridge for the printer to work. my other printers i never had a problem. mine is going back!
2145136
I agree. The Blick Waterbased Printmaking Ink works best. However you can also add an acrylic extender into the Tempera and it works good too.
1618988
I use sublimation ink and I never had any problem with fading or washing out. Colors may not be as bright as the other ink but it will never fade out and will last for a thousand washes.
625172
My printer said the same thing, but I went ahead as if it was a normal ink carridge and it worked just fine. Don't let the printer tell you what it wants, tell it what it is getting and move ahead.
843314
Ya, just make sure you let it dry.I takes a long time. I am not a huge fan of dippy pens but I have a set and if youre after a certain line it works. Im drawing "illuminated" letters w this ink. I did a calligraphy wall plaque too.its a hoot.Drives ppl nuts."Why do you have a blank paper on the wall?"
1641540
Ink seems to be water stable when given a few minutes to "dry". Paper wrinkles when it dries though. Transparencies don't hold the ink very well so be careful of the media used. Hi-gloss labels need set-up time before use.
70443
The ink dries almost immediately, as fast as any other pen I've used. As for the smear, again, about the same as any other pen of similar quality. To me, the writing looks, feels, and responds the same as any other pen-- it's just erasable.
126596
I have purchased this ink twice. I have no problem with it in my HP All-in-one printer. When printing pictures I notice you have to let the ink dry for a minute or two or it will smear. It lasts as long as the expensive one.
1543165
Yes. This printer uses Epson Durabrite ink, which is pigment-based and is therefore waterproof (unlike dye-based inkjet inks, which are not waterproof).
820760
The ink dries fairly quick. To be safe, I usually wait a minute, just to make sure its completely dry. It all depends on what you're using them on though. Hope this helps!!
758656
This dye-based ink is much better than pigment-based inks. I've let mine sit 2 months without issue.